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Glue ear usually goes away by the age of seven or eight and the condition improves on its own before adolescence in 95% of children.
When glue ear does not clear up and is not treated, it can result in permanent hearing loss. This is because over a long period it may cause permanent changes to the eardrum.
Glue ear usually goes away by the age of seven or eight and the condition improves on its own before adolescence in 95% of children.
When glue ear does not clear up and is not treated, it can result in permanent hearing loss. This is because over a long period it may cause permanent changes to the eardrum.
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